Brussels Proposes School Alliances, Less Time on the Internet and Improvements for Teachers in the Face of the Deterioration of Learning
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Student and teacher protests, falling academic performance and skills shortages have caught the attention of the European Commission, which on Thursday unveiled a new Education and Skills Package aimed at halting the decline in basic skills, helping schools harness the power of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in learning, and tackling teacher shortages.
The Member States of the European Union have proposed that by 2030 the share of 15-year-olds with poor reading, mathematics and science results should fall below 15%, in the context of the fact that about one third of 15-year-olds in Europe and about half of Romanians do not reach the minimum level of literacy and mathematics. The European Commission also proposes to reduce the share of eighth-year-olds with poor results in the field of computer…
More than half of the 15-year-old Romanian students fail to reach the minimum level of proficiency in mathematics, and almost one in two have difficulties reading, according to the PISA 2025 results. In view of these problems, the European Commission is preparing new measures for improving education, including funding for schools, support for teachers and the introduction of a certificate of competence in artificial intelligence. The proposals a…
The target set for 2030 is to reduce underperformance in reading, mathematics and science to less than 15%
Approximately one third of European students aged 15 do not reach the minimum level of reading competence, and a similar proportion is recorded in mathematics, while in Romania 52% of students aged 15 do not reach the minimum level in mathematics and 48% in reading. In this context, the European Commission has developed the European Package for Education and Skills, whose priorities are strengthening reading, mathematics and science, developing …
Almost half of Romanian 15-year-olds do not reach the minimum level of literacy and mathematics skills, and poor learning outcomes have led the European Commission to propose a set of measures for education reform, including funding alliances between European schools, improving working conditions for teachers and introducing a certificate of skills in artificial intelligence for 15-year-olds, who will learn to check the responses generated by AI…
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